How to say you're welcome in French

French

asked by
Marcel
published
about 5 years ago
When a French speaker thanks you and you want to say 'you're welcome' or 'not at all', what would you say?
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answered by
Marvin
published
about 5 years ago

Hi Marcel, there are a few ways to say that

The most common is "de rien"

Another one, more formal, would be "je t'en prie" or "je vous en prie"

You could even say "pas de soucis" like "no problem"

and a last one for now that is much more informal, we sometimes say "t'inquiète" which is the diminutive of "ne t'inquiète pas" so in English it would be "don"t worry" or "no worries"

answered by
Pawel
published
about 5 years ago

Thanks a lot Marvin for explaining how to say welcome in French. I didn't know all the phrases and I learnt something new today 😀

Any chance for adding pronunciation of these few phrases? By the way, what would be Welcome when you greet somebody in French?

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